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In this book, four authors reflect on whether the US Constitution embodies certain "principles." They conclude that it does not, at least not directly, and that it's a good thing that it and other constitutions do not.

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From the first run of Guys and Dolls in 1950 to the recent hit Rent, Broadway producer Stuart Ostrow takes us on a behind-the-scenes historical tour of the Broadway musical.

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The professional development school (PDS) is an educational reform initiative that attempts the simultaneous reform of education at all levels from primary to university. In this text, a case study is used to describe the growth of a PDS partnership.

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A Psychohistory of Metaphors traces how, in response to historical change, metaphors have expanded our introspective capabilities. By illuminating how new experiences borrowed from visual and spatial perceptions have transformed cognition itself, unexpected linkages among notions of time, geography, and psyche are revealed.

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A Psychohistory of Metaphors traces how, in response to historical change, metaphors have expanded our introspective capabilities. By illuminating how new experiences borrowed from visual and spatial perceptions have transformed cognition itself, unexpected linkages among notions of time, geography, and psyche are revealed.

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Drawing on findings from studies of over 700 entrepreneurial subjects in ten samples, the author asserts that psychological factors can predict entrepreneurial performance. The implications for career development, entrepreneur selection, development programmes and related topics are discussed.

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Harcum maintains that the proper assumptions about human nature are established by their relative utility in solving existing human problems. In order to facilitate solutions to familiar problems of daily living, the author advocates a definition of the science of psychology that includes the concepts of human freedom and intrinsic dignity.

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This book offers a new approach by combining the disciplines of history, psychology, and religion to explain the suicidal element in both Western culture and the individual, and how to treat it.

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This work provides an overview of the extensive research on the role of time in human behaviour and assesses its role in the study and treatment of dementia. Included is a history of time and time measurement, and a survey of psychological literature using time as a variable across the lifespan.

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This book examines how Black Atheists conceive of themselves, how they perceive, internalize, and manage stigma, how they view in-group belonging, and how they understand their experiences as Atheists to be racialized. The author argues these unique circumstances have produced a distinctive identity at this intersection of race and religion.

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One of the 'inventors' of the nuclear bomb, Sir Joseph Rotblat soon turned away from weapons research to make a principled stand against the dangers of nuclear proliferation. This work contains a series of dialogues between Rotblat and Daisake Ikeda, the leader of the world's largest and most influential Buddhist organisation.

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A Quest for Security is the first book-length biography of Samuel Parris, the man who led the 1692 struggle against the scourge of witchcraft. The book then recounts the eight years Parris spent in Salem Village as that divided community's pastor.

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This book offers a cross-national analysis of judicial decisions and legislative action in three religiously pluralistic Western democraciesthe United States, France, and the Netherlandsthat shows how each balances individual rights with communal bonds and adheres to or retreats from human rights norms for women and religious practices.

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Examines executive-legislative relations in five major policy areas: war powers, intelligence, arms control, diplomacy, and trade. The authors offer a fresh analysis of the sources and consequences of conflict between the President and Congress as well as constructive suggestions for strengthening each branch's comparative advantages.

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Using archival materials from all three nations, this first comparative study of French and Italian relations with the United States during the early Cold War shows that French and Italian ambitions of status, or prestige, crucially affected the formation of the Western Alliance.

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We are in a race against time to save urban children from educational failure and to reform urban school systems before people give up on them.

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A genealogy of development looking at the contested evolution and roles of development institutions and exploring changes in development discourses.

(Paperback, 2nd edition)

A genealogy of development looking at the contested evolution and roles of development institutions and exploring changes in development discourses.